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Siberian Tiger Endangered
The siberian tiger, endangered around the world, suffer much from hunting that often deprives a baby of a mother.
An adult animal can eat 20-100 pounds of meat a day and if there is too much food the cat will carry it to a place where nobody can spoil the pleasure of eating the deserved meal. Not infrequently, these magnificent felines are undeservedly referred to as ‘vicious man-eaters,’ but this is not true to life. They do not attack people without provocation and usually kill young, old or disabled prey. These animals usually avoid contact with humans.
The siberian tiger, endangered around the world, suffer much from hunting that often deprives a baby of a mother.
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These animals are solitary. Their method is to hide somewhere and watch, and wait for the best moment to attack their prey. They make a mortal bite and slice the prey to pieces with the help of their claws. These animals hunt elks, deer and wild boar. They can eat up to 100 lbs of meat in one go and can stay without food for a couple of days. Hunting is vital for these animals, and they have to use every opportunity in order to survive in harsh mountain conditions. The siberian tiger, endangered around the world, suffer much from hunting that often deprives a baby of a mother.
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